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the only place hell fd the extry comfortable sleep number bed; the only bed with dual-air technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs. each of your bodies. it's part of the sleep number collection innovations that individualize the way you sleep. from the perfect pillow... to temperature-balancing bedding. and it's the only place you can save $400 on the only memory foam bed with sleep number technology that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds. you will only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, where queen mattresses start at just $699. sleep number. comfort. individualized. to find your store, visit sleepnumber.com. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for liz. >> and i'm ken bastida. parents, please, no gun violence at your child's little league game. that may sound like a ridiculous request, but ann notarangelo tells us that is exactly the deal that was required to get kids back on the field tonight. >> reporter: baseball is back. the cardinals and yankees, not a moment too soon. >
the only place hell fd the extry comfortable sleep number bed; the only bed with dual-air technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs. each of your bodies. it's part of the sleep number collection innovations that individualize the way you sleep. from the perfect pillow... to temperature-balancing bedding. and it's the only place you can save $400 on the only memory foam bed with sleep number technology that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds. you...
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a collection of innovations designed around the only bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, where right now, save $400 on the only memory foam bed that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds! sleep number. comfort. individualized. >>> kpix 5 news is sponsored by acura. >>> nevada has been putting psychiatric patients on und buses, giving them one-way buof the state. and guess where many have ended up? kpix 5's linda yee is at the greyhound station in the city to tell us. >> reporter: well, juliette, the city attorney has ordered an investigation now, because he just found out that at least 36 of those mentally ill patients were dumped right here, and in some of those cases, no one was waiting for them. it was a disturbing discovery. 1500 poor mentally ill patients from nevada getting one-way greyhound bus tickets and being dumped in other states. a sacramento bee investigation revealed the patients were coming from the rawson-neal ps
a collection of innovations designed around the only bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, where right now, save $400 on the only memory foam bed that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds! sleep number. comfort. individualized. >>> kpix 5 news is sponsored by acura. >>> nevada has been putting psychiatric patients on...
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and the technology that helped track down the boston bombing suspects, and the bay area company that is stream lining the process. cutbacks at airports across the nation. n the bay area?ive flight and new details about texas fertilizer blast. what we have now >>> a key part of the search for the boston bombing suspects was the hours of video from the camcorders and the surveillance cameras along monday's race route. but how did police go through it so quickly? jonathon bloom has a look inside the bay area company whose technology helped make that possible. >> reporter: in the wake of the bombing it wasn't an eyewitness, but a high definition camera on top of a department store that told investigators who they were looking for. in a secured facility they pieced it together from vid of hundreds of other cameras to identify the suspects. it took days, but a few years ago, it could have take ep months. >> -- taken months. >> if you go to the london train bombings, it was president ared that there were thousands and thousands of investigators that ouch whatted video for weeks and weeks to
and the technology that helped track down the boston bombing suspects, and the bay area company that is stream lining the process. cutbacks at airports across the nation. n the bay area?ive flight and new details about texas fertilizer blast. what we have now >>> a key part of the search for the boston bombing suspects was the hours of video from the camcorders and the surveillance cameras along monday's race route. but how did police go through it so quickly? jonathon bloom has a look...
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images from heat-sensing technology showed he was hiding in a boat in a backyard the watertown. after a shoot-out with police, tsarnaev climbed out. investigators say he had bullet wounds to his leg and neck and may have tried to kill himself. his older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, the second suspect, died early friday after a firefight with police. the russian government had flagged him as a follower of islam. their uncle says tamerlan had changed other the years. >> seeing no purpose in life but to pursue the path of god. >> reporter: the people here in massachusetts has been rallying around the victims all week. well-wishers have come to this memorial in downtown boston to live mementos. chris kennedy said the tragedy bonded the community. >> we'll just appreciate our fellow citizens more. >> reporter: many here say they're glad this week is over so life can get back to normal. cbs news has learned that one of the theories investigators are considering is that the brothers knew they were running out of time. they had explosives with them when they were driving on thursday and
images from heat-sensing technology showed he was hiding in a boat in a backyard the watertown. after a shoot-out with police, tsarnaev climbed out. investigators say he had bullet wounds to his leg and neck and may have tried to kill himself. his older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, the second suspect, died early friday after a firefight with police. the russian government had flagged him as a follower of islam. their uncle says tamerlan had changed other the years. >> seeing no purpose in...
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and the technology that helped track down the boston bombing suspects, and the bay area company that is stream lining the process. cutbacks at airports across the nation. will there be massive flight delays in the bay area? and new details about the texas fertilizer blast. what we have now >>> a key part of the search for the boston bombing suspects was the hours of video from the camcorders and the surveillance cameras along monday's race route. but how did police go through it so quickly? jonathon bloom has a look inside the bay area company whose technology helped make that possible. >> reporter: in the wake of the bombing it wasn't an eyewitness, but a high definition camera on top of a department store that told investigators who they were looking for. in a secured facility they pieced it together from video of hundreds of other cameras to identify the suspects. it took days, but a few years ago, it could have take ep months. >> -- taken months. >> if you go to the london train bombings, it was president ared that there were thousands and thousands of investigators that ouch wha
and the technology that helped track down the boston bombing suspects, and the bay area company that is stream lining the process. cutbacks at airports across the nation. will there be massive flight delays in the bay area? and new details about the texas fertilizer blast. what we have now >>> a key part of the search for the boston bombing suspects was the hours of video from the camcorders and the surveillance cameras along monday's race route. but how did police go through it so...
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out a year from now and admits in a it's going to require some new social he had get because there's technology in google glass that allows people to take pictures by winking and doing other things like that. he says obviously, there are situations where it won't be appropriate to record with google glass. a lot of privacy concerns with that. stocks off to a good start because of corporate earnings. dow up by 108. nasdaq up 25. s&p up 11. google shares up just slightly. frank and michelle, back to you. >> looking good. thank you, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>> a woman goa se when she tobacco a bathroom break at a circus in kansas over the weekend. she ran into an escaped tiger. the tiger act had just wrapped up when the big cat got loose. and, of course, being a female the animal headed straight for the women's restroom. security had cleared the area except for one person, jenna, who used another entrance to use the facilities and found herself face to face with the an massachusetts. >> my first thought was okay, i need to be calm, turn around, walk out. you'll be fine. that'
out a year from now and admits in a it's going to require some new social he had get because there's technology in google glass that allows people to take pictures by winking and doing other things like that. he says obviously, there are situations where it won't be appropriate to record with google glass. a lot of privacy concerns with that. stocks off to a good start because of corporate earnings. dow up by 108. nasdaq up 25. s&p up 11. google shares up just slightly. frank and michelle,...
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our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. >>> the golden state warriors fell to the denver nuggets in a tightly contested game last night. well, today the warriors found out they lost more than just the game. forward power david lee suffered a torn hip flexor early in the first quarter after going out hard on a foul. lee is the team's first all star in 15 seasons and will miss the remainder of the play-offs. head coach mark jackson on the loss. >> we can't replace him. and we know that. and that's the thing we have to know right away. he is the all-star power forward who has had an incredible year. tough loss for us. and disappointing. hurt for him. but we move on. >>> the san jose sharks can clinch a play-off spot with a point against the columbus blue jackets. they're down 3-1 in the third when andrew desjardin announced a comeback. 3-2 now for the sharks. on the power
our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. >>> the golden state warriors fell to the denver nuggets in a tightly contested game last night. well, today the warriors found out they lost more than just the game. forward power david lee suffered a torn hip flexor early in the first quarter after...
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that's fascinating technology. wind, not an issue. some of the hilltops, very gusty, doing some very interesting things with our temperatures, which we'll show you in a moment. let's take you outside to san francisco. you are looking off to the west. the flag is pointing to the left side of the screen reflecting the north wind across some of the higher buildings of downtown san francisco. showing you the temperatures. notice the numbers inland. livermore ought to santa rosa and napa around 3:00 at 70 degrees. we have warmer air mixing down. wind direction is the story. it is a battle between the dry north winds in the hills and an increasing southerly breeze pushing low clouds towards the gate. what happens, you get the dry winds in some of the areas, it compresses and dries out and temperatures start to warm up. those numbers in the upper 60s. in the north bay hill tops and around the east bay this morning. around the bay, mainly clear skies. the sea breeze is going to try to breakthrough toward the evening. 70s to low 80s around the
that's fascinating technology. wind, not an issue. some of the hilltops, very gusty, doing some very interesting things with our temperatures, which we'll show you in a moment. let's take you outside to san francisco. you are looking off to the west. the flag is pointing to the left side of the screen reflecting the north wind across some of the higher buildings of downtown san francisco. showing you the temperatures. notice the numbers inland. livermore ought to santa rosa and napa around 3:00...
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his motivation was vrmor anti-technology. christopher dorner who terrorized the city of los angeles and killed four people, he did that apparently because of a grudge against the lapd, which was his former employer. the atlanta olympics bomber, he was an aanti-abortion and anti-gay extremist. that's what motived the atlanta olympics bombing. the oklahoma city bombing was a militia-aligned racist. he had all sorts of anti-government moefrgss. motivations. how much should motive matter in responding to a mass casualty attack in the united states? does it only matter if that attack is tied to a larger group of organized people? and this we just experienced means he we should expect more attacks from those who have similarly motivated. the united states has claimed we are at war with a specific organization called al qaeda. but in the boston attack it turns out that as the initial interrogation report suggests, there was no operational relationship between al qaeda and the bombers, if no one assigned them this bombing, no one tra
his motivation was vrmor anti-technology. christopher dorner who terrorized the city of los angeles and killed four people, he did that apparently because of a grudge against the lapd, which was his former employer. the atlanta olympics bomber, he was an aanti-abortion and anti-gay extremist. that's what motived the atlanta olympics bombing. the oklahoma city bombing was a militia-aligned racist. he had all sorts of anti-government moefrgss. motivations. how much should motive matter in...
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this is quite remarkable technology that you now have at your disposal, isn't it, in these situations. >> yes. those are assets that the watertown police department doesn't normally have, but to sit in at the command post with the federal agencies and be able to watch it on the down link right there as it played out, it was incredible, what technology does for law enforcement now. >> one of the reports that has been repeated quite often in the last 24 hours is that dzhokhar actually ran over and killed his older brother, tamerlan, when he got away on that night after the gun fight. is that your understanding? >> exactly. that's my understanding. what occurred is the older brother had charged at one of our officers, shooting at him. they ended up within ten feet of each other exchanging gunfire. he ran out of ammunition and our officer was able to tackle him, put him to the ground. two other officers were on top of him and that's when the brother came roaring down the street with the carjacked suv with the full intent of killing my police officers. they were lucky enough to dive out of
this is quite remarkable technology that you now have at your disposal, isn't it, in these situations. >> yes. those are assets that the watertown police department doesn't normally have, but to sit in at the command post with the federal agencies and be able to watch it on the down link right there as it played out, it was incredible, what technology does for law enforcement now. >> one of the reports that has been repeated quite often in the last 24 hours is that dzhokhar actually...
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i really feel in the 21st century of different types of technologies. i'm not going to make any pitches here. but bottom line is we are learning and this conference to me, and i know for many of us here, it was a great learning experience. thank you. >> awesome, thank you. (applause) >> thank you. all right. if we don't have any more questions, i'm going to give it over to drew to do his little sales pitch up there. or any announcements that need to be made. >> [speaker not understood]. >> okay, do you want the microphone? i'll hold it. i'm kidding. here you go. >> i'm obviously part of the nonprofit [speaker not understood], i have a products company. and for what it's worth, it hasn't gone to development yet. but we have a one-coat film that so far is working on traffic signs with unlimited cleanings. once it goes to market we'll let you know at the 2013 conference. we're not quite there yet, but it is close. the films can be difficult to apply on signs and very labor intensive, but the sign shops something you'll be able to apply yourself. when it co
i really feel in the 21st century of different types of technologies. i'm not going to make any pitches here. but bottom line is we are learning and this conference to me, and i know for many of us here, it was a great learning experience. thank you. >> awesome, thank you. (applause) >> thank you. all right. if we don't have any more questions, i'm going to give it over to drew to do his little sales pitch up there. or any announcements that need to be made. >> [speaker not...
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we can say that about a lot of stocks, particularly technology. >> what price do you get interested? >> we were all talking offline that, what does it hurt to have the company report and if it goes up $10, $15, what would it hurt to buy it at that point once you have an understanding where margins are? what the product cycle is going to look like? what the company's goal is for their cash distribution. >> the guy said $375 was an entry point. >> if you like it at $375 start buying it at $395. >> that's the wrong conversation. the right conversation is what news do you want to hear. i would rather pay up for it, if apple comes out in the middle of the quarter and guy is higher, i'll pay higher. >> if $50 is the earnings for next year, you put a ten multiple on it, you're at $500 next year. the stock won't go much lower. if you believe in that $50 number, right near the $395 range you have to say, ten times is the bottom line. >> i think we can talk apple all show every day, day over day, however, the major indexes are on track to the biggest weekly drop of the year. are the recent dec
we can say that about a lot of stocks, particularly technology. >> what price do you get interested? >> we were all talking offline that, what does it hurt to have the company report and if it goes up $10, $15, what would it hurt to buy it at that point once you have an understanding where margins are? what the product cycle is going to look like? what the company's goal is for their cash distribution. >> the guy said $375 was an entry point. >> if you like it at $375...
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he killed a massachusetts institute of technology policeman. were you ever for a moment scared? >> no. you know, personally i wasn't. you know, the resources that were there, i'm not on the front lines. i was more behind the scenes coordinating the watertown police department. it's the s.w.a.t. guys up front entering. the resources that we have like the helicopters from state police, the robots that approached has really cut down on a lot of the officers just approaching the suspect without any concern. so having those resources and those people are highly trained. they did a tremendous job. so for me, you know, it was a long ordeal. everybody at that point was tired, up for over, you know, 15, 17, 18 hours. and to have the results that we had that night was truly spectacular. >> all right. thank you very much, detective. >>> 24 hours before that takedown, a violent gun battle took place with the police on the streets of watertown where the two brothers are said to also tossed a pressure cooker bomb at authorities that authorities say is the same brand in the one used in the bos
he killed a massachusetts institute of technology policeman. were you ever for a moment scared? >> no. you know, personally i wasn't. you know, the resources that were there, i'm not on the front lines. i was more behind the scenes coordinating the watertown police department. it's the s.w.a.t. guys up front entering. the resources that we have like the helicopters from state police, the robots that approached has really cut down on a lot of the officers just approaching the suspect...
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fascinating and exciting technology. you have been looking at this stock and if there is a problem with these stocks it's that they have had tremendous runs over the past year. >> what a shame to be in a sector that is so red hot like the doctor is right now. >> you can weed out of that etf and get into the leader. that's the way to trade the etfs. >> shares of the coffee growing giant were up 1% today. what do you see here? >> the stocks have a nice one of the last 30 days, up over just 4% during that period. now the stock has gotten that situation where the full year estimate is ahead of that guidance. a big seller of the may 57 half puts. >> you are nodding your head? >> yeah. and i think there are several things at work here. but quickly the price of coffee is now far less than half of what it was when it peeked in 2011 at $3.30. the question is how much have they locked in. and we will know more about that tomorrow. i love buying it on a dip. >> coming up next on fast money. >> and a company changing the way men gro
fascinating and exciting technology. you have been looking at this stock and if there is a problem with these stocks it's that they have had tremendous runs over the past year. >> what a shame to be in a sector that is so red hot like the doctor is right now. >> you can weed out of that etf and get into the leader. that's the way to trade the etfs. >> shares of the coffee growing giant were up 1% today. what do you see here? >> the stocks have a nice one of the last 30...
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the apple made technology decisions with the iphone 5 and screen technology and that technology doesn't scale to five inches as well. they're having to itch is. that switch is causing the product to remain on original schedule an not being able to pull forward. >> peter talk to folks like me, stockholders. apple stockholders. there are two groups of apple stockholders. those that bought above $400, which it closed at at that. and those that bought below. if i bought apple at above $400, should i sell now and cut my losses or should hold on and wait for things to get better?. >> the problem for waiting to see things get better we don't see anything between now and the end of the year to cause it to get better. with could see some new products hit and exceed our demand forecations, and if that happens, we put that a lower probability we would expect the stock to be range-bound at best. our advice if you can't weather through the end of the year you probably want to stay on the sidelines. >> wow! so i guess the answer to the other question, if i bought below $400, i should get out now and
the apple made technology decisions with the iphone 5 and screen technology and that technology doesn't scale to five inches as well. they're having to itch is. that switch is causing the product to remain on original schedule an not being able to pull forward. >> peter talk to folks like me, stockholders. apple stockholders. there are two groups of apple stockholders. those that bought above $400, which it closed at at that. and those that bought below. if i bought apple at above $400,...
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, i will talk about the technology in my class this afternoon. it's really good because we document it because when you go to court, you can show training on a monthly basis. conferences, i can't tell you how excited i am these are happening. only in the last two or three years have these major conferences come about. the one up in canada, they were a great group of conferences and other people started to pick up on this. when i became an officer dealing with gravanis in 1991, there were no conferences and there was virtually no interest. as dr. spicer mentioned, every time it got good, i foupld myself out of a job. i was out of a job for about 6 months because it fell apart and then came back together. mer and more cities are realizing gravanis is a pattern crime and as dr. spicer pointed out, it's a great way crime to many other activities. so you can wind up precluding with a lot of other stuff by dealing with them when they are down to the part doing gravanis damage before they escalate to a more violent crime or serious crime. it's nice to a
, i will talk about the technology in my class this afternoon. it's really good because we document it because when you go to court, you can show training on a monthly basis. conferences, i can't tell you how excited i am these are happening. only in the last two or three years have these major conferences come about. the one up in canada, they were a great group of conferences and other people started to pick up on this. when i became an officer dealing with gravanis in 1991, there were no...
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zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? >> companies that race against the clock to convince you they have what it takes to make it big. >> welcome everybody to the power pitch. where start-ups get 60 seconds to make their pit
zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card....
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a big night for technology as google, microsoft and ibm report earnings. we'll look at the winners and the losers. >>> stockside sl again. mixed earnings and a bch economic numbers that missed projections drag down the major indexes. >> china's chief labor --well at lea that was the but as costs rise,re u.smaurerst pulling out? all that and more tonight on the "nightly business report" for this thursday, april the 18th. good evening, everybody, and welcome. i'm bill griffeth in this week for tyler mathisen. suzy, it's clear that technology is going to set the tone for tomorrow, don't you think? >> three big tech names in the news tonight, google, microsoft and ibm. three huge technology companies all reporting latest quarterly earnings after the bell tonight with mixed results. the results are important given new concerns about slowing global economic growth. and a sharp decline in the sales of personal computers this year. the report set up a flurry of activity in after-hours trading as the direction of all three companies will impact countless other tech
a big night for technology as google, microsoft and ibm report earnings. we'll look at the winners and the losers. >>> stockside sl again. mixed earnings and a bch economic numbers that missed projections drag down the major indexes. >> china's chief labor --well at lea that was the but as costs rise,re u.smaurerst pulling out? all that and more tonight on the "nightly business report" for this thursday, april the 18th. good evening, everybody, and welcome. i'm bill...
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companies, technology earnings. and there are so many changes happening in the technology space. and you see a company like apple once, you know, the darling of the tech sector. now it's, you know, kind of a bren company, so to speak. what is it, shook, that defines what makes a winner in the technology space versus an also ran? >> absolutely. going back to the apple story, i think the company's meteoric stock rise from its mid-peak to $700 i think reflected disruptive in cycle both in terms of price and unit so the company came in and dominated the tablet market, came in and was creator of snificant value in t smartphone segment. and i think the company has been able to right that cycle, but now, of course, it's on the other side of that mountain, so to speak. so over $200 billion of market cap has been removed. and so the company is looking forward, our best position, as you pointed out, in this undergoing transformation of the technology value chain, our position at the nexus or the intersection of -- in a consum
companies, technology earnings. and there are so many changes happening in the technology space. and you see a company like apple once, you know, the darling of the tech sector. now it's, you know, kind of a bren company, so to speak. what is it, shook, that defines what makes a winner in the technology space versus an also ran? >> absolutely. going back to the apple story, i think the company's meteoric stock rise from its mid-peak to $700 i think reflected disruptive in cycle both in...
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the technology really has been beaten down. anything related to pcs and take a look here at ibm after hours. obviously, under severe pressure. liz: okay, thank you, nicole. guess what? the jcpenney chief operating officer has left the building. apparently, he has just gone. and i want to just quickly get you the details here. we see that his name is kramer, and in essence, his name is michael kramer. he's leaving the company. this in the wake of, of course, the firing of ron johnson, the relatively new ceo. the stock is down just slightly in the aftermarket session but barely, closed at 15.16, it's now at $15.11. david? david: how the mighty have fallen. well, google and microsoftearnings out just moments ago. let's bring in tom forte to give us more insight into what's happening with google. now, we should mention straight on here, tom, that you have a price target of $870 for this stock. that's about a 12% increase from where it is right now. based on the earnings. are you still on with that price target? >> i tell you that o
the technology really has been beaten down. anything related to pcs and take a look here at ibm after hours. obviously, under severe pressure. liz: okay, thank you, nicole. guess what? the jcpenney chief operating officer has left the building. apparently, he has just gone. and i want to just quickly get you the details here. we see that his name is kramer, and in essence, his name is michael kramer. he's leaving the company. this in the wake of, of course, the firing of ron johnson, the...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >> in today's yahoo! finance question of the today we asked you how you feel about the decision to block gun control legislation. 47% say they agree with the decision. so the majority, 27% say that they are outraged. 26% say that it is typical of washington politics. inaccurate for me to say, perhaps, that that is the majority. let's see what is coming up on street signs. >> absolutely. top of the hour as you have just been talking about. we have a guest on the show who says by the gun makers, a very interesting comment from him. and also the one and only jim kramler be joining us on the show. and twitter getting into the music wars. our guests say see it as an opportunity for everyone. we will dig into that as
the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >> in today's yahoo! finance question of the today we asked you how you feel about the decision to block gun control legislation. 47% say they...
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you know, in technology, most things fail. most companies fail. but i had some whoppers. >> some of his whoppers, however, produced numerous patents. in a move that angered silicon valley, allen sued several giant companies, accusing them of infringing on those old patents. who are you suing? >> oh, it's a long list. >> aol, apple, ebay, facebook, google, netflix, office depot, office max--i can--staples, yahoo, and youtube. >> right. >> how do you argue that you had something to do with google? it just seems so outlandish or kind of wacky. >> look, microsoft and google, all these people have patents of their own. they all enforce patents. they all charge other companies for patents, and all i'm trying to do is get back the investment that i made to create these patents. >> we kept hearing that what he's really trying to do is gain recognition as a tech visionary, but with his book idea man, he's being branded a bitter billionaire. what's your reaction to people saying it's kind of a revenge book, a bitter book? >> it's not about that. i just felt
you know, in technology, most things fail. most companies fail. but i had some whoppers. >> some of his whoppers, however, produced numerous patents. in a move that angered silicon valley, allen sued several giant companies, accusing them of infringing on those old patents. who are you suing? >> oh, it's a long list. >> aol, apple, ebay, facebook, google, netflix, office depot, office max--i can--staples, yahoo, and youtube. >> right. >> how do you argue that you...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> stocks still lower ton day with ten minutes left in this trading session. the s&p is down nearly 3% on the week. >> but bob kaiser from s&p capital iq says his firm is actually raising its year-end target for the index t 1650. >> wow. >> that's 100 points away. let's get his take. bob kaiser is right on with me along with jeff cox from cnbc.com. guys, good to have you sohis up weekas not rattled you, bob? >> no, not at all. as a matter of fact, if you think about what triggered the sell-off in stocks this week, it was gold. gold affected the market out of left field this week. we're down about $200 from where gold was trading a week ago. >> so? >> it injected volatility in the market. gold was propped up, we believe, for a long time by two things. one was high sovereign credit risk. >> fear that europe was going to default? >> exactly. that deflated all year, really, since the ecb announced open market transactions. and the
the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> stocks still lower ton day with ten minutes left in this trading session. the s&p is down nearly 3% on the week. >> but bob kaiser from s&p capital iq says his firm is actually raising its year-end target for the index t 1650. >> wow. >> that's 100 points away. let's get his take. bob kaiser is right on with me along with jeff cox...
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all sorts of fun technology. but before the publication of her book, and the subsequent film, this was probably one of the most famous compositions by verm ere, certainly the most famous, and has three paintings and i love that the way that the clouds hang so low and it is actually much darker on my screen, but this kind of balance between the rain clouds and the white pufffy clouds and the way that they interacts with the buildings in the city. this competes with two other paintings in the exhibition and i will not say which ones they are and it competes for my favorite painting in the exhibition it is view of harlem with bleaching grounds in the foregrounds and one of the most important innovations for the 17th century, dutch landscape painters was the way that they approached the sky. for any of you who have traveled to the netherlands you know that there is a low horizon line and i have been told that the dutch people and i can be corrected. that they call their clouds the dutch mountains because the landscap
all sorts of fun technology. but before the publication of her book, and the subsequent film, this was probably one of the most famous compositions by verm ere, certainly the most famous, and has three paintings and i love that the way that the clouds hang so low and it is actually much darker on my screen, but this kind of balance between the rain clouds and the white pufffy clouds and the way that they interacts with the buildings in the city. this competes with two other paintings in the...
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a collection of innovations designed around the only bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, where right now, save $400 on the only memory foam bed that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds! sleep number. comfort. individualized. >>> welcome back. this afternoon, senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin said the case against the surviving suspect is about the farthest thing possible from a whodunit. big question for investigators is motive, especially concerning how his older brother became radicalized and where. did it happen last year. did it happen year in the united states or when he spent january through june back in russia. their father, who still lives there, simply doesn't believe any of it. >> sir, your sons didn't do this? >> the father spoke with cnn international's nick payton walsh who joins us now from the region. also joining us, former cia officer bob baer. what do we know about what the older brother did in the six mon
a collection of innovations designed around the only bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, where right now, save $400 on the only memory foam bed that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds! sleep number. comfort. individualized. >>> welcome back. this afternoon, senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin said the case against the...
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this is food technology. the greatest technological advances in the country may very well have taken place in the oil industry, right? >> fracing. >> i was thinking you would go tang because that was nasa. >> we talk technology all of the time and we think silicon valley, but it's not. >> there's an article today in "the new york times" and i had rich kinder on, core labs, why? they map reservoirs and find there's a lot more oil and gas than you thought. american company, this is the kind of company, and it's the government. i find that when you look at halliburton. halliburton has pioneered everything from great sideways drilling to fracing fluid that tastes every bit as good as that mccafe that does not have the -- >> that is not true. the fracing fluid does not taste as good as the smoothie. >> the hibiscus taste, had i cut the fracing fluid with belvedere. >> tequila! >> then we'd never -- i'd become an alcoholic fracing fluid plus cuervo. >> fracing fluid from tequila. that will wake you up every morning
this is food technology. the greatest technological advances in the country may very well have taken place in the oil industry, right? >> fracing. >> i was thinking you would go tang because that was nasa. >> we talk technology all of the time and we think silicon valley, but it's not. >> there's an article today in "the new york times" and i had rich kinder on, core labs, why? they map reservoirs and find there's a lot more oil and gas than you thought....
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i think also more reliance on -- the technology is more personal. and it goes for tablet as well as the phones. you know yourself because you use these things that it's a different feeling than sitting somewhere and having that keyboard between you kara mentioned some of the kind of joining of the digital world and the physical world that happens on the cell phone. it's full of sensors. it can have health sensors on it. it's a personal, personal thing and i know p.c. stands for personal computer but it's not nearly as personal >> and then the glasses, some wearable stuff starts getting interesting. >> rose: you're going to test soon the new galaxy. >> the samsung galaxy s-4. >> rose: what impact do you think that will have? >> samsung has come a tremendous way. both in the quality of their phones and in the brand recognition that they have in the u.s. and elsewhere around the world. they're the biggest competitor to apple right now in the phone business. and if this phone catches on -- >> rose: i know that. i mean the biggest competitor to sony in t
i think also more reliance on -- the technology is more personal. and it goes for tablet as well as the phones. you know yourself because you use these things that it's a different feeling than sitting somewhere and having that keyboard between you kara mentioned some of the kind of joining of the digital world and the physical world that happens on the cell phone. it's full of sensors. it can have health sensors on it. it's a personal, personal thing and i know p.c. stands for personal...
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science technology innovation all the latest developments around russia. the future covered. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. in it. it appears that jose oro is far from having one overs to go via. today me the first the employees are gone colombia are out in the street they're demanding wage increases. small scale miners and local inhabitants are demonstrating alongside them. amidst the crowd one man personifies the revolt of the entire town who married out there. one that you know better. than. the euro ruach is president of the gobi a mine workers union today he's the multinationals leading adversary he contest the company's right to operate this a go via mines which up until two thousand and ten belong to different you know company he speaks of theft when i gotta say i mean other by giving the mines of the front you know gold mines company to a multinational they have violated our rights to the money stolen patrimony that belong soley to the workers to the retired workers and to all the people of sago of the out. a speech that he repeats cecily in fr
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our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. . >>> good morning. middle of the week, pam, i am dave clark, it is 5:30. steve, remember i kept saying, it would be really nice if it was not so windy. >> it has been a little windy, no doubt, pam and dave and with that we get some wide ranging lows from 40s and 50s, 60s and kind of a blustery day. here is sal. >>> chp thinks it was offender bener behind it. northbound 880, a transit bus had at least one lane and they are waiting for a special vehicle to come and get this bus out of the way and meanwhile the traffic is backing up big time, this is a look at 280 traffic, let's go back to the desk. >>> overnight, a woman in hayward was hit by a bullet shot while sleeping at home. she was rushed to the hospital where she underwent emergency surgery. tara moriarty is at the victim's home right now and tara, remnants of it, you can st
our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. . >>> good morning. middle of the week, pam, i am dave clark, it is 5:30. steve, remember i kept saying, it would be really nice if it was not so windy. >> it has been a little windy, no doubt, pam and dave and with that we get some wide ranging...
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on technological innovation and public policy. professor. >> thank you. i want to thank the ranking chairman and members of the committee for and fighting me to testify here today. i have been studying this for more than a decade, so i am honored to share what i have learned with you. some forms of this were included. i also want to thank durbin and the long work and trying to provide clarity and how the guest worker programs are being used in practice. through high-skilled immigration we have potential of attracting the best and brightest are around the world and more importtly, kping them here. much is misguided. it has been focused mostly on expanding guest worker programs, rather than permanent emigration. i will focus the remarks today on the deeply flawed programs. right now the majority of the programs are being used to hire cheap, and injured workers. the bulk of the demand is driven by the desire for low-cost workers, not a race for specialized talents. the results show this. all of the top 10 employers last year used the
on technological innovation and public policy. professor. >> thank you. i want to thank the ranking chairman and members of the committee for and fighting me to testify here today. i have been studying this for more than a decade, so i am honored to share what i have learned with you. some forms of this were included. i also want to thank durbin and the long work and trying to provide clarity and how the guest worker programs are being used in practice. through high-skilled immigration we...
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. >> so basically light across all three of these major technology companies. what does that tell you about the broader market here and the broader economy? >> that's got to be really worrisome. when you're four years into an economic recovery and the biggest and best companies in the country cannot manage significant revenue growth, it tells you just how weak the underlying pace is. and from a broader perspective, it does make me worried that the big rally we had in the first quarter was somewhat not fundamentallpp see the broader economic numbers start to turn around. i want to see good signs in next week's gdp number, that there's momentum in the second quarter. most of all, i would love to see payrolls for april come in somewhere close where the market thinks, which is 150,000. right now, the kind of stuff i'm seeing from claims, from the weekly data, where fr what the stock markets are telling me, i think we need to be prepared for more disappointments on the macro economy side for the next few weeks. >> heather hughes, do you like technology? obviously an
. >> so basically light across all three of these major technology companies. what does that tell you about the broader market here and the broader economy? >> that's got to be really worrisome. when you're four years into an economic recovery and the biggest and best companies in the country cannot manage significant revenue growth, it tells you just how weak the underlying pace is. and from a broader perspective, it does make me worried that the big rally we had in the first...
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technology front. in the first quarter. liz: why are your storage devices better than others are at least wanted more than others? you have some competitors which are formidable, micron and fusion il. you reconcile these opportunities out there. the potential to modernization, but their is a huge rush to get inside the products the urine. why you guys? what is it you're offering? >> we have a broad portfolio product which is built upon our vertical integration strategy. san this can develop and manufacture a leading-edge best in class menus. japan. we have the secret sauce of the comptroller. flash to my memory, smart phone, tablet. no personnel / going into an enterprise applications as well. understand the requirements. liz: and clearly they like that sort of custom feeling. i have to ask you. hard to get a straight answer out of the semiconductor guys about the pc world. obviously you do have some of your solid state drives equipment in pcs. by the late, for people that don't know, these extra devices for storing data. b
technology front. in the first quarter. liz: why are your storage devices better than others are at least wanted more than others? you have some competitors which are formidable, micron and fusion il. you reconcile these opportunities out there. the potential to modernization, but their is a huge rush to get inside the products the urine. why you guys? what is it you're offering? >> we have a broad portfolio product which is built upon our vertical integration strategy. san this can...
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creators took it to show technology alreadiestists for nalt tiff fuels. >> it's huge. yes. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. first up, the man arrested for sending poison laced letters to the u.s. capitol is a free man tonight. we'll explain why. >> from boston the reason a campus police officer was waz killed by the snekts a marathon bombing. >> i team looks into a claim that highway guardrails are likely to fail in a collis [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on for two whole years. from at&t. call now for a new low price. u-verse triple play bundles start at $79 a month. get the same great price for two years. [ female announcer ] plus now get two times the internet speed than before. [ male announcer ] you get reliable high-speed internet on our advanced digital network. choose from several high-speed options. [ female an
creators took it to show technology alreadiestists for nalt tiff fuels. >> it's huge. yes. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. first up, the man arrested for sending poison laced letters to the u.s. capitol is a free man tonight. we'll explain why. >> from boston the reason a campus police officer was waz killed by the snekts a marathon bombing. >> i team looks into a claim that highway guardrails are likely to fail in a collis [ female announcer ] this is a...
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do you think that privacy concerns such technology raises will be reined in by these guys? not now, maybe not ever. because see those cameras following your every move? just smile. keep on moving. because they are staying. welcome i'm neil cavuto, dzhokhar tsarnaev is in a hospital alive. because not only did cameras catch him in the act but a thermal image caught him hides after the act. they might have contributed to keepining the body count down. look at what the fancy gadgets pick up when they are snooping, is answer suck it up? let's just say a week after boston no one is talking privacy anything in washington. happy we're told we can get our lives back, i am not so happy we're being just as scrutinized as we do. a look at whether scott mcnealy was right, he said, if you want your privacy get over it, of he right? to katrina pierce, and matt melch and ralph peters, cat katrina? >> i do not think she right but we'll hava make a decision if we're going to remain fry, this administration said in a can't let a good crisis go to waste, i suspect we'll get background checks
do you think that privacy concerns such technology raises will be reined in by these guys? not now, maybe not ever. because see those cameras following your every move? just smile. keep on moving. because they are staying. welcome i'm neil cavuto, dzhokhar tsarnaev is in a hospital alive. because not only did cameras catch him in the act but a thermal image caught him hides after the act. they might have contributed to keepining the body count down. look at what the fancy gadgets pick up when...
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that technology allows drivers -- driver-less transit vehicles to run along magnetic overhead rails. >> i think i remember seeing that on the cartoon, the jettisons back when i was a kid, right? >> the jettisons. >> it's finally here. >>> back home safe and sound, solar plane makes it home safe and sound before leaving for its next mission. >>> major hacking group's leader in handcuffs. >>> investigation into the boston marathon bombing. we'll let you know what police are now telling the suspect's mother. >>> welcome back, everyone. it's 4:43. mission accomplished for a revolutionary plane that does not use a single drop of fuel. 16 hours yesterday nonstop. it landed late last night. the aircraft has a wing span of a 747 jet but uses power equal to an electric scooter. >> that is impressive to watch. very cool. >> isn't it kind of cool? would you like to ride on it? do you trust it? >> absolutely. >> i think so. a little cockpit just for the pilot right now. solar impulse that uses the s sun's rays, of course, to charge its 12,000 solar cells. when the sun goes down, it uses the char
that technology allows drivers -- driver-less transit vehicles to run along magnetic overhead rails. >> i think i remember seeing that on the cartoon, the jettisons back when i was a kid, right? >> the jettisons. >> it's finally here. >>> back home safe and sound, solar plane makes it home safe and sound before leaving for its next mission. >>> major hacking group's leader in handcuffs. >>> investigation into the boston marathon bombing. we'll let...
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those are things that apple's been working on technology to automatically resize. >> what would your move in apple be tomorrow? >> my move in apple would be stay away from it. i wouldn't short it because it's down so much. you've got to give this thing a couple days to digest this. it doesn't look good in the afterhours. >> coming up next, who won our street fight? ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the same time. using data to connect patients to software, to nurses to the right people and machines. ♪ helping hospitals treat people even better, while dramatically reducing waiting time. now a waiting room is just a room. [ telephone ringing ] [ static warbles ] [ beeping ] red or blue? ♪ >>> we asked you to weigh in on who won the street fight, and it is a tie. 2-2. >> on valuation i like cat. >> long the wolverine. >> staying short, specialty metals. rti. >> i think you stay short. especially with apple. if it doesn't go down, i'll eat my
those are things that apple's been working on technology to automatically resize. >> what would your move in apple be tomorrow? >> my move in apple would be stay away from it. i wouldn't short it because it's down so much. you've got to give this thing a couple days to digest this. it doesn't look good in the afterhours. >> coming up next, who won our street fight? ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their...
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expertise in electric and hybrid technology." nerad does note that the market is still "largely niche" and says more technological advances are necessary for green cars to hit the mainstream. on this earth day 2013, we wanted to talk about the surprising number of companies that are turning large parts of their corporate property into wildlife habitats. margaret o'gorman is president of the wildlife habitat council. margaret, how common is this? - it is very common, and it is increasingly common. we have nearly 100 corporate members of wildlife habitat council that have been working with us for our 25 years of existence to create and restore wildlife habitat on their operating lands, their campus lands, and all of their other properties. - i know general motors is one of the largest participants. they have 25 sites. do all of those add up to a significant amount of impact in wildlife restoration? - they certainly do. you can't combine them all together in one impact, because each site is very, very different. we have the renaissa
expertise in electric and hybrid technology." nerad does note that the market is still "largely niche" and says more technological advances are necessary for green cars to hit the mainstream. on this earth day 2013, we wanted to talk about the surprising number of companies that are turning large parts of their corporate property into wildlife habitats. margaret o'gorman is president of the wildlife habitat council. margaret, how common is this? - it is very common, and it is...
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this could be the next big cool thing in technology. >> in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area or tech reporter got to spend the day with google glass. this kind of looks like smug out of star trek. >> seeing google glass is kind of like seeing something from the sigh fie past that comes into the present. this is what it looks like. we got a chance to follow lisa around. she is one of the first people to gie google glass which is? an early test phase. it works by bringing the internet to a screen you can see right in front of you and it does that via wi-fi or blue tooth from you phone. you can press a button to maneuver around the phone or use voice commands to search, brows and even social network. >> you can push this button and initiate a photo taking or film wu but you can also say glass, take a picture and it will take a picture. >> this is just the beginning. smartphone developers did this. eventually developers will get ahold of glass an create apps for it. for now it's a work in progress. the initial buy in to be part of the google glass testing program $1500. >> we have a
this could be the next big cool thing in technology. >> in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area or tech reporter got to spend the day with google glass. this kind of looks like smug out of star trek. >> seeing google glass is kind of like seeing something from the sigh fie past that comes into the present. this is what it looks like. we got a chance to follow lisa around. she is one of the first people to gie google glass which is? an early test phase. it works by bringing the...
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length of side and line technology is a calling technology was a painter killing technology but i am against the technology is a future of the world but. we can do if i look at what is the price of the goal and technology for the competition of that you will face fifty three million euro for five years so i mean it's very expensive so it's really about the money is not a turn on. system to join we have to organize in two hundred eighty five. stages to put to keep boat to people to keep it because nobody has it to dinner g. and the price is too important for us but don't you feel like it's inevitable anyways that it's going to happen because the future is saying it's going to use it in a world cup next year for he has a pretty says you're too old to organize in the world kids and to organizations here because you feel you have to put. their calling technology mother read a game of the champions league have to put it to say mean in georgia for you both champions have been judges it are not the technologies and means that they have to put into the technology of the game because we have
length of side and line technology is a calling technology was a painter killing technology but i am against the technology is a future of the world but. we can do if i look at what is the price of the goal and technology for the competition of that you will face fifty three million euro for five years so i mean it's very expensive so it's really about the money is not a turn on. system to join we have to organize in two hundred eighty five. stages to put to keep boat to people to keep it...
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our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu.
our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu.
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i'm a little bit heavier in health care, probably about flat in technology. but consumer staples and health care are two of those defensive sectors that i think leave you in a little bit better stead. i'm heavier in industrials, a little bit lighter in financials. this is a defensive portfolio that i think, you know, blue chips with good dividends make a lot of sense right now. >> at the same time, michael, you know, your stock picks make me scratch my head because if it's such a defensive portfolio, why are you getting into something more levered to the consumer and to the economy being fedex and yum brands? >> well, i'm so glad you asked me, i always -- i always try to hit them where they ain't. and these are two stocks people don't like right now. they're worried about avian flu, they're worried about some of the politics, of course, with yum brands and kentucky fried chicken in china. huge amount of the growth in china. i think that's a short-term story. and i think that the long-term story is really fabulous for yum, particularly in asia and the growth.
i'm a little bit heavier in health care, probably about flat in technology. but consumer staples and health care are two of those defensive sectors that i think leave you in a little bit better stead. i'm heavier in industrials, a little bit lighter in financials. this is a defensive portfolio that i think, you know, blue chips with good dividends make a lot of sense right now. >> at the same time, michael, you know, your stock picks make me scratch my head because if it's such a...
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an effect of you know linda evans and burn that dorna one and when that stuff happened there was the technology had been developed where there's a chemical tags put into the gunpowder and you can track it back to the main source of manufacture and find a chain of custody for and the n.r.a. started lobbying against it again after the or after the nine hundred ninety three world trade center bombing there was another call for these and ari lobbied against it successfully the oklahoma city bombing even though it didn't involve gun powder it was brought up again in congress and killed it the n.r.a. has become the lobby for bombers how can they possibly. but best craft of regulation is not going to stop an evil person from doing evil so they're going to out of the question do away with this just do away with laws against bank robbery because you're not going to stop all bank robbers gentleman has a work had i mean we need legislation in the n.r.a. distorts the whole legislative process by the pressure and the money they bring to bear and gun manufacturers overwhelmingly fund the n.r.a. and so what's
an effect of you know linda evans and burn that dorna one and when that stuff happened there was the technology had been developed where there's a chemical tags put into the gunpowder and you can track it back to the main source of manufacture and find a chain of custody for and the n.r.a. started lobbying against it again after the or after the nine hundred ninety three world trade center bombing there was another call for these and ari lobbied against it successfully the oklahoma city bombing...
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. >> daren, over the last couple of years, anyone investing in technology looked at the cycle to say smart phones, tablets, we see the acceleration and momentum, do you see that now slowing? is it basically the later innings, you have margins contracting and pricing points lower in the face of all this competition? >> well, in that space what i worry about is a little bit of the economic model, the subsidy model. you are seeing a little bit what what's happening with t-mobile. and that could come under pressure. and that means a big deal for companies like apple and google. there's obviously a huge number of people, we are still probably in the third and fourth there in terms of internationally people adopting the smart phones and tablets, but it certainly will be a more cut-throat market in the next few years. >> is the chinese ipo priced into the stock already or not yet? >> oh, yeah. >> fully? >> i would say for the most part. i would say 80%, to 90%. i think you're looking at about $4 billion in revenue. you're at 70% revenue growth. right now if you look at yahoo!'s market cap v
. >> daren, over the last couple of years, anyone investing in technology looked at the cycle to say smart phones, tablets, we see the acceleration and momentum, do you see that now slowing? is it basically the later innings, you have margins contracting and pricing points lower in the face of all this competition? >> well, in that space what i worry about is a little bit of the economic model, the subsidy model. you are seeing a little bit what what's happening with t-mobile. and...